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Eurokos Holding has obtained all the necessary regulatory permits for the construction of a 70 MW wind farm in southern Kosovo and will begin construction in September, its CEO told Montel on

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Power utility Kek said on Monday that two coal-fired units at the Kosovo B plant, each with a capacity of 340 MW, are back online after the completion of repairs.

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Kosovo’s B1 coal unit with 340 MW of capacity was shut down on Tuesday after a leak was discovered in its boiler, prompting the country to boost its power imports, the utility Kek told Montel.

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Wind energy investors and experts in Kosovo see potential benefits in the government’s decision to retain a stake in the next wind auction, but fear that the move may endanger free competition.

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Albania’s government says it has approved a 50 MW wind farm, only days after it announced a thorough study into sites for new renewables projects.

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Kosovo’s energy supplier Kesco is importing EUR 1m of power daily as demand has risen sharply due to an ongoing heatwave, the company said on Tuesday.

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Kosovo has decided to retain a share in the country’s next wind auction by investing some EUR 50m or around 25%, with ministers voting on Wednesday to launch a tender.

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Kosovo’s government said late on Wednesday that it will pay EUR 21m to US-based power generator ContourGlobal after a court ruled against the Balkan country in October last year.

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Kosovo is planning two auctions for power purchase agreements (PPAs) for a total of 150 MW of wind-generated power, with the government set to invest in both projects, its energy ministry said late on

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The Turkish conglomerate Yildirim has started building a 300 MW solar farm in Kosovo to help reduce its carbon footprint and the production costs of its Ferronikeli nickel ore plant, its CEO said on

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There is strong demand from the private sector for new energy projects in Kosovo but this requires a better regulatory framework, according to European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)

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Kosovo can and should accelerate its energy transition as envisaged in its national strategy until 2031, according to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s (EBRD) head for Kosovo,